Parallel Parking Call Prompts Main Street Reform
A Chanute resident urges off street parking on Main Street to reduce backing collisions. The letter argues progress is needed for shopper safety, drivers’ testing should include parallel parking, and suggests angle parking or lessons for those unable to parallel park. Name withheld.
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I Could, But Won't: The Smoking Conundrum
A narrator reflects on friends who quit smoking and their mixed changes, then considers his own fear of losing self confidence. He cites a Public Health Service study showing cessation is a complex life disruption like marriage or divorce, urging cautious, thoughtful change.
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Chanute to open 1939 Christmas season with mammoth parade
Tribune files report that Chanute will launch Christmas season with a large parade through the business district on Wednesday night December 6. The event follows last year’s format and will include rural schools from Neosho and nearby counties. A committee chaired by William F. Gleeson is exploring new features to boost interest.
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Merry-Go-Round How Kremlin Politics Works
Drew Pearson analyzes the Kremlin power dynamics following Khrushchev's exit. He compares Soviet leadership struggles, Red Army influence, and the dangers of charges of softness on defense to American political tactics. The piece links internal political purges to military backing and policy shifts.
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Dizzy spells may stem from neck changes or ear balance
Reader reports brief dizziness on rapid movement such as getting in and out of a car or tipping the head back while shaving. Dr Molner notes possible neck vertebrae shape changes pressing nerves, middle ear balance issues, or arterial pressure from a tight collar, and urges medical consultation to prevent falls.
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Top TV Shows Friday Evening
Friday evening TV guide lists Rawhide on CBS at 6 30 p m where Mushy hands over to four gypsies with a claimed trail boss sale note. NBC offers Summer Olympics coverage at 6 30 p m featuring marathon finals and numerous events. Bob Hope Presents on NBC at 7 30 p m stars George Hamilton as a turncoat GI. NBC’s Jack Paar show at 9 p m features Tom Ewell Godfrey Cambridge and others.
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Khrushchev clash with Red Army ends in downfall
A look at the long struggle between Nikita Khrushchev and the Soviet military as reform pressure, battles over nuclear tests, and Cuba raised tensions. The Red Marshals ultimately prevailed, reshaping leadership and policy in the Kremlin.
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Television Log For Friday October 23 Schedule
TV listings for KOAM and KODE 12 channels show prime time lineups from 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. with programs such as The Munsters Perry Mason Dr. Kildare Password Hazel Suspense Theater The Defenders Tonight Show and regional news. Early morning and daytime blocks include Today Morning News General Hospital Edge of Night and The Price Is Right among others.
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Clips Quips In Germany Fine for Insulting Government
A man in Germany was fined $00 marks for insulting the government. The remark is cited as a warning that such a law could be used to abolish the income tax if applied elsewhere.
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Wilson
Man Next Door's Fall Suit Ties to Car Collision
Fort Scott Tribune reports a man wears a new fall suit linked to a pedestrian he knocked down in a car crash. The incident involves a neighborhood collision and ongoing local interest.
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